HB 1132 currently proposes imposing unworkable timelines on associations to provide resale certificates. The bill reduces the timeframe from twenty (20) to ten (10) days without clarifying whether this refers to business days, leaving insufficient time for necessary due diligence and accurate disclosures. In addition, the bill introduces reduced fee caps for preparing resale certificates without accounting for the actual costs of these services. We need your help to protect your Maryland communities and oppose this burdensome, unclear, and impractical legislation.

Take Your Advocacy A Step Further: Share this campaign link with your industry peers, fellow homeowners, board members, and colleagues to amplify the industry’s voice in front of the Maryland General Assembly.

ADVOCATE IN PERSON: This bill will be heard on Friday, April 3 at 1:00 PM before the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee in 2 East, Miller Senate Office Building (11 Bladen St., Annapolis). Your in-person presence makes a strong impact— attend and make your voice heard![BP1] 

As a reminder, several bills tracked by the Maryland Legislative Action Committee have survived the state’s crossover deadline and are now before the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee. At this stage the MD LAC is focused on a small number of remaining bills that demand an all-hands-on-deck response.

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